Project Concordia

Project status

In progress

Aim

This project aims to test two hypotheses that:

• Manual Legionella monitoring activities account for around 8% of all non-household consumption; and
• Non-household users can change their behaviour in relation to Legionella risk management and save around 80% of the water dedicated to manual activities through remote flow and temperature sensing technology.

Over a two-year period, Project Concordia will deploy 1,000 remote combined flow/temperature sensors, across a range of customer types, to see if it can harmonise water demand reduction with water safety and the effective management of Legionella risk in non-domestic buildings.

Project updates

August 2024: Project Concordia is featured in Major Energy Users' Councils autumn 2024 edition of Buying and Using Utilities. Read the article here.

Find out more on their website, which features a video of the technology used and a form to register interest.